PTK Perspectives: Recent Episodes
Midland College PTK Students
PTK Perspectives is a podcast by students, for students that explores starting an education, striving towards success and navigating the ups and downs of being a student.
In this episode, we talk to a cosmetology student about her passion, her interest, and her message to other students.
Am I just sad? or is there a bigger problem? In this episode, we take a quick dip into the information about depression and what students can do to overcome it.
Happy Veterans Day! Today we explore what services means to a veteran and a veterans experience in service and after service.
Anxiety is scary, let's talk about it. Today, we interview Christina Rodriguez, a Midland College counseling student, about anxiety.
It's time to fill out FASFA and Spring scholarships. Applying for scholarships doesn't have to be difficult, Midland College has the resources to help you! In this episode we talk with Erin Casey-Richardson to talk about why it's important to fill out FASFA and how to apply for scholarships.
Carmen Edwards, Midland College Dean Health Sciences Division Office talks about the COVID-19 response team on campus.
Dr. Steve Thomas, Midland College President talks about the Delta variant and the ‘tipping point’ for the campus community. (Part 3 of a four part series on COVID-19)
Val Sparks, Registered Nurse and Certified Infection Control Preventionist at Midland Health talks about COVID-19 vaccines and the state of Midland Health. Note: Podcast recorded on Tuesday, Aug. 31. (Part 2 of a four part series on COVID-19)
Miranda Poage, MC Dean, Math & Science offers a basic overview of viruses and how they work. (Part 1 of a four part series on COVID-19.)
PTK interviewed recent nursing graduates Chastin Ellison and Alondra Favela about the challenges of nursing school and starting their first nursing job. Both are began their careers with Midland Health Sunday, August 15.
Midland College President, Dr. Steve Thomas speaks candidly about everything from Covid on campus to when he thinks he will pass the baton to a new College President.